a roll of dried and fermented tobacco leaves, typically longer and thicker than a cigarette

tomato; also known as [[西红柿|西紅柿|xi1 hong2 shi4]]

eggplant; aubergine; brinjal

ketchup; tomato sauce

tomato; the plant or its fruit

the last letter of the Greek alphabet, often used to refer to omega fatty acids or the watch brand Omega

a type of short, loose-fitting coat; transliteration of the English word 'jacket'

jacket; a short coat usually opening down the front

deadly nightshade; a poisonous perennial herb whose leaves and roots contain alkaloids used for making medicinal tinctures

Qiezihe, a district of Qitaihe City in Heilongjiang Province

small round variety of tomato often eaten raw or in salads

jimsonweed or thorn apple, a poisonous flowering plant used in traditional medicine

the conga; a Latin American dance characterized by a line of people

jimsonweed or thorn apple (Datura stramonium), a poisonous plant with large white or violet trumpet-shaped flowers

variety of small tomato characterized by its cherry-like size and sweet flavor

Omega SA, a Swiss luxury watchmaker

braised or stewed eggplant, a common Chinese dish

roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa); a tropical plant with cream or pale yellow flowers, whose purple-red calyx is used to make tea, seasonings, or jelly; its fiber can also be used for rope or fabric

A common Chinese dish made of eggs and tomatoes stir-fried together, typically having a sweet and sour taste

A red carotene isomer found in tomatoes (lycopene), or an alkaloid found in the leaves and stems of tomato plants (tomatine or licopersicin)

white amaranth and purple eggplant; an unpretentious lifestyle or simple, common food

the 28-spotted ladybird or hadda beetle; Henosepilachna vigintioctopunctata

bishop wood (Bischofia javanica), a species of evergreen tree native to south and southeast Asia

bishop wood tree (Bischofia javanica), a species of evergreen tree native to South and Southeast Asia

sauce or juice made from tomatoes, often referring to ketchup or a tomato-based dressing

(botany) Solanaceae; the nightshade family of plants which includes the potato, eggplant, tomato, and chili pepper

lycopene; a bright red carotenoid hydrocarbon found in tomatoes and other red fruits and vegetables

Qieding District, a coastal district in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan

eggplant-shaped bag or pouch used for carrying money

tomato ketchup; tomato sauce

the plant Solanum viarum (also used for Solanum capsicoides), a perennial shrub in the nightshade family

eggplant served sizzling on a hot iron plate

An electrical plug inserted into a car's cigarette lighter socket to draw power for electronics.

thorn apple (Datura stramonium), a poisonous flowering plant in the nightshade family used in traditional medicine